Carlos Barredo

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Although shortened from five to three days, the Vuelta a Murcia in Spain will see a top field for the race set for March 4-6.

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Carlos Barredo is celebrating a strong win at the Vuelta on Sunday, but Andrew Hood reports the Spaniard has bigger ambitions.

The Quick Step rider makes a successful break as Nibali fights off Mosquera's challenge to his lead.

Last year’s champion Carlos Barredo will be back to defend his title at Saturday’s Clásica San Sebastián in northern Spain

But Robbie McEwen (Katusha) is still steaming after colliding with a video cameraman after finishing Friday's stage.

Both riders are fined for their finish-line fight, which could have gotten them tossed out of the Tour had it happened during the stage.

Carlos Barredo (Quick Step) is one of those riders who can do just about anything. He chases down breakaways for the GC captains, goes on the attack to take off the pressure in the spring classics and even managed to finish 10th in last year’s Vuelta a España. Friday was payback time for the 26-year-old Barredo, who attacked late in the 172.5km fifth stage across Provence to drop the remnants of a 17-man breakaway and claim Quick Step’s third win in six days of racing at the 66th Paris-Nice.